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--- odroid-n2:application_note:bootlogo_n2 [2020/03/31 12:14]
luke.go old revision restored (2019/08/02 10:10)
+++ odroid-n2:application_note:bootlogo_n2 [2021/01/05 08:23]
joy.cho [How to replace boot logo with your custom image]
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-========= Tips for boot logo on ODROID-N2 =======
+========= Tips to use custom boot logo =======
+<note important>
+The instruction on this page is only available for ODROID-C4/N2
+</note>
 <WRAP info round>
 Using the display auto detection option, the broken logo display can be shown with the latest version.\\
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 </WRAP>
 ===== Boot Logo Image Format =====
-The basic image format for the ODROID-N2 boot logo file is as following.
+The basic image format for a boot logo file is as follows.
 === Format ===
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 </code>
-Here is the sample bmp file.
+Here is the sample BMP file.
 {{:en:boot-logo.bmp.gz|}}
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 === Auto scaling option ===
-On ODROID-N2 uboot, **image scaling for boot logo** is supported,\\
+On the bootloader <U-Boot>, **image scaling for boot logo** is supported,\\
 so displayed boot logo will be fixed automatically for output mode as described in boot.ini.\\
 For example, in case of using the mode "1024x600p60hz", the boot logo will be displayed as 1024x600 even though the actual size of the bmp file is 1280x720.
 ===== How to replace boot logo with your custom image =====
-ODROID-N2 scans the existence of the following three parts in numerical order.\\
+Your ODROID board will scan the existence of the following three parts in numerical order.\\
-  - boot-logo.bmp in VFAT partition
   - boot-logo.bmp.gz in VFAT partition
+  - boot-logo.bmp in VFAT partition
   - logo data in Android LOGO partition
 ==== Android ====
-In Android, you can replace boot logo with your custom image.
+In Android, you can replace the boot logo with your custom image.
 There are two ways to change the boot logo image.
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 === 2. Android Logo Partition ===
-If you want to replace the logo data in logo partition, please follow this guide.\\
+If you want to replace the logo data in the logo partition, please follow this guide.\\
-First, you must get into your U-Boot command line while pressing the **ENTER** key when your ODROID-N2 is powered up.\\
+First, you must get into your U-Boot command line while pressing the **ENTER** key when your ODROID board is powered up.\\
 And execute **fastboot** command from U-Boot and connect it with your desktop using a USB cable.
-**[ ODROID-N2 Target ]**
+**[ On ODROID ]**
 <code bash target>
-odroidn2# fastboot
+# fastboot
 </code>
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 <WRAP round important>
-If you will use bmp data on logo partition, make sure there is **NO boot-logo.bmp.gz file on your VFAT area**, \\
+If you will use BMP data on logo partition, make sure there is **NO boot-logo.bmp.gz file on your VFAT area**, \\
 because U-Boot first checks if there is a boot-logo.bmp/boot-logo.bmp.gz file in the VFAT area and then checks the logo partition.
 </WRAP>
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 <code bash target>
-odroidn2 # help showlogo
+# help showlogo
 showlogo - Displaying BMP logo file to HDMI screen with the specified resolution